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VAN BAKEH's CASE. .
No. Decision Possible III, oycmber-C Cost,
Hiiyt IJl'7 if uf hia I,flhi 'iih - -IEEr'

Tho further. consideration by the Circuit
Court Of the Van Baker case has been de-.
terred, and the hearing Of the motion and
argument for new trial will not come up
before November. It was thought that
Judge Jacob would hear The case, but he
declines, and Judge Boyd, who 10 now
atck, will hear. the case when he ansiu
resumes the bench. i&5,3"lJI'
An exchange has the following: "Haa
not the strange fatality connected with
the Baker case been observed Attorney
George W. Caldwell WAS one Of the bright.
Get lawyers in West Virginia and q porson
than whom there could not DO found one
more careful regarding ttains, and who
never failed to warn hiG family when they
left home to be careful about the cars.
Yet tho able attorney mot his death by
this means, when looking up evidence in
tho Baker case. Another 10 the case OF
Dan Swearlngen, who refused 10 nhake
hands with Baker because he was q muir.
derer, and whoao wife Wac tho principal
wltness against Baker, on the 'S!h inst.
shot George Buckingham while thoy were
W. sbe - hau AobahhAbk hbuA euG " Aotllllk
fair, and IS a consequence languiuhes In
jail Mt St. Clairsyills as q murderer
This Ia pretty for fetched, though the
coincidence In Sweaylngon's case Is ERIK.
Ing. Baker says tina! no had PRESENT..
msnt that Dan Sw,sripgen would dc
something desperate, ga no Baker,
dreamed three nights Ia succession o.
Swearlngen hhooling come one. .J
Hancock county Is beginning to pay the
expenees Of tho Baker Trial. At the re-
cent term Of County Court bills amount
Ing to about $500 were allowed. ~
Tho West Virginia law, says sn ex.
change, permitu Jurors 10 use whiuky !
they SO desire, at any time when delibsr'
ating on q verdict, but prohibits attorney!
treating Jurors. l. Is necraeary for the
State to show, II II Is known that a Jury
has been separated, that they have boer
In no way prejudlcsl by such separation
which Is sufficient to prevent new tria
on this ground. Itrequirea clear, con
elusive and convincing evidence to SO
aside verdict on the alleged discovery Q
now evideuce. 17T.F
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womsn'A ohrisiiun g. ss.s,ocla,Ion,

The Women'a Christian Association o.
this city held la first meeting OF tho yea,
tn the Young Mena' Christian Association
parlots Wednesday. This meeting slwaya
has special interest, because II is at this
time that Mias Boyd, the City Missionary,
gives On account OF her work for the past
tow months. Important GASES are brought
before the Society and the work for the
winter Is planned On Wednesday tho
ladies were furnished with blanks which
are to be filled each month and given to
the Secretary. These contain an account
OF the number Of visits made in the sew
eral districts and the names and resi-
aences ( of tho families Waited. Each
family moving into the district 10 to DO
visited and those Of the. various denomi.
nations reported to the clergyman Of the
preferred denomination whose church Is
nearest to the family. The Association Is
very anxious this year to interest many
more OF the ladies' o. the city in this work.
The harvest truly Is great but the laborers
Ale l6Ws ttNtyt ~ -lig4l - Ef-gIl
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THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Trials OF Women Yesterday and one Civil
MIA, Case ent up tho Day. gt.r.,

Trials OF Women Yesterday and one Civil
t&%, Case ent up tho Day. t.r..
In the Circuit Court yesterday the case
Of the city versus Julia Ohi,nsll, charged
with keeping house Of Ill fame, and ap'
pealed from the police court, where che
was fined, was put on trial TO q jury, bu,
after hearing the evidences for tho press,
.cut!on the court on motion OF Capt. Dove
ner, attorney for the defense, excluded Il
all and the Jury found her not guilty.
In the csse OF Henry Mosnksmiller vs..
John J. Cooper, appealed from justice
the Jury returned q verdict In favor Of the
plaintiff for Sl5. dgI& isa .E,s
The case Of the State sgaiust Frarces
Russell, indicted for keeping house Of
i'll fame in the Second ward in Msribsu' g
row, was then put on trial 40 o jury
Prosecutor Jordan md John o. Pandleton
were the opposing counsel. Ella miller,
q witness summoned for the prosecution,
having failed to appear, Il rule WAS issued
for her. - Gf;} $50 80
The cfllcslo failed to find tho witness
She was not at homo, although when hel
name WAS called in court ueighbcr said
she WAC eick in bed. Tho case was given
to the jury on the evidence already In and
a verdict quickly rendered Of not guilty
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Z. Il. a1nntell an,, h,s rlnx.

Afr. Robert Mantell will make his reap.
pearaaca in this city on Wednesday even.
ing, September IS, ct the Opera House, in
an entirely new. play entitled "Monbars."'
It is an adaptation from the French by
Louis Nathsl and is in five acts, the Genes
Of which are laid in tho South OF France
undar the First Napoleon. Mi. Mantell
has 3 psrt in it we'll adapted to his dta.
matte ability, being full Of pa!hos snd in.
tepslty. To those who havs seen him, 1t
Is not necessary to Rpesk Of HIS muslcsl
voice aud carefully correct and elegant
delivery, but others who have not yet had
that pleasure, will greatly epjoy his ex-
cellent work. "Mouhsrs" is u strong play
and is full Of human interest. Its moral
ID q good one, and Of some interest to the
student Of history, who in this Performance
will be able to form coyrec. estimate Of
the Frsnchman under his greatest ruler.
The coatumes and properties are from
epecisl plate designs drawn by we'll
known artist, and are appropriate to the
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Major J. ". Mitchell, clerk OF the Cir.
cult Court, returned lest evening from Pc.
tomac, this county, where he attended for
two dcys the Ohio county fair now In ses.
zion there. It closes to-day. The Major
Bayo the fair this year Is greater success
than ever before. and exceeds tho mos.
ardent hopes OF its projectors. The ex.
hibits in oil departments are full and in.
teyessipg, and tho attendance simply mar.
Vicious when 1t ia considered that the vii.
lego Is only acceesb!e by wagon roads.
People from Brooke county, Marshall
eounty and Washington county were al.
most as numerous as Ohio county people,
and tho place una all the surrounding
roads Wsr5EroWGed with Yehiclea. 3.
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Sunday school barre, Brenkipr.

: The barrels Tor the collection Of money
which were distributed 10 the scholars Of
the Dleiples Sunday school about three
months ago, will be brought in and bar
rel opening entertainment given next
Tuesday evening. Prot. Anderson will
present prize to the one having collected
the largest amount. The proceeds will 20
topurehase alibrary Tor the Sunday school.
Among the exercises will be short ad.
dress BY Rev. N. s. Atwood on tho import
ancs Of reading good booke, and also one
from Senator sommerville on Sunday
school work. Mrs. Oscar seeley and others
will also take part in the entertainment,
admission 10 which will be Tree. All Sun
day school workers are cordially invited
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Transfern Recorded.

CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record q deed made September IS, by
george =. Caldwell and wife to Elizabeth,
vile OF NJ. Aupuetus Grsenwald, in con:
slderation Of 81, 800, for the west half Of
lots . and 10 in square 81, fronting on
fortieth street, in Sonth Wheeling, = y
< Also deed made June q, by, Louis s,
Delaaplaine and others to G. 4, McFadden
81, IN consideration OF $3.50, for lot l0l'
On the north.east corner OF Virginia and
huron streets on the Island. Is ~1S
:, Also . deed made September IL nv
Efanels Raymond end wife to Louis O.
Eitnst; IN consideration Of $500, for sixty
ieet OF ground on Huron street. Island
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Hr. a. Fortita Ennarrt

Tho funeral Of Dr.. Sample Ford took
place yesterday afternoon from his late
residence in Jacob street south OF Thirty.
sixth aud was largely attended. Nearly
all Of his fellow physlcians wero present
and the pail bearers were ORA. Reeves
Bates, Wilson, Stiisl, Myers, Campbell,
George Baird and Rsed Baird. The Ger.
vices were impressive. The intermsn1
was private, and took place at Mt. Wood
DR.. Ford served during the Rebellion h
the Second Virginia Volunteer Infantry
as q, Surgeon. 10 was in tho first battle o!
the war, at Philippi, and his 6rs. expert.
ence IN amputation was ob.aiued q!
Beverly. He was in eleven battlep In ell,
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EMPLOYERS OF TIE d. & q,
Il District Assembly X. Of Z. Takes tho Mat.

5t5.r.; tor in HIND. T. sos
BALTIMORE, NIB, Sept. 22.--Machinists
and Blncksmiths' Assembly, GooG, Of Bslti-
more 4 Ohio Railroad employees, st their
regular meeting Last night, we're addressed
by D. A. Master Workman John McCxt-
ney on tho interests Of tho employees Of
that road, and tho relations OF the road 10
the citizans Of Maryland and West Va, On
the advice OF Mr.. Mccartney the interests
Of the men on the B. & 0. Sero given into
the hands of District Assembly Al, and
Mr.. Mccartney slated that tho district
assembly would handle the agitation OF
the aubjsct Of low wages paid. Z sleps
would be- taken to compile rates Of waoaa
paid by the 3. 4 o. at other points. ao aa
to compare them with thoss paid hare.
with VieT Of presenting them to the
pnople, OF baltimore, In case it was found
advisable to hold mass meeting to dis.
cuss the relation OF employees to the road,
MI. MeCariney said: ut Is important
that the Baltimore 4 Ohio Employed be
organized. There arc assemblies at Ohil-
licothe, Wheeling, Piedmont, Grafton,
Paskersbasg and other points, and IL
would DO well to orgsnizs railroad clis.
trics. The people Of Maryland aud West
Virginia arc deeply intereated in tho
Baltimore Z Ohio, and it is important
that they should bo informed as to that
interest. Do you know that you and /
are part owEe,s OF that road And It ia
important that our interests should be-
protected sgalnat English and other for.
eign syndicateH. Y =: -
1t was stated that the frat Of the month
the Mount Glare shops would return to
ten hours. While eight hours >Gwaa a
principle Of the kniehts Of Labor. what
else could the men do at such low wauss
than gladly work ten hours 30 az To I've?
and it was thought that this Vould an.
peal to the community, Tor the men onfy
asSed the privilege Of working longer
l. . q / & = - . s
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Now Church Over tho nIysr.

II ia learned from W. L. Kinsey, con.
tractor OF the new Church Ut Blaine, that
II 10 nov completed. The church is built
In modern ntyle, furnished with folding
chairF, aud will ceat 200 persons. Tbs
windows gre Of stained glass, donated BY
the First Presbyterian Church Of Wheel.
ing. Kew. G. G. Hayes will conduct the
first eesvices in this church on Sabbath
afternoon, September 25, at 4 o'clock. As
there 10 no congregation there, series Of
mestinga will be held ct the new church
at an early day to organize Presbyterian
congregation snd the church will be de3i-
Gated So o Presbyterian church. .s1-il..s.L.
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Y eslerday afternoon Dr.. Wm. 9Acker-
mann, assisted by D,s. Baaulsy and
schwynn, performed very delicate oper-
alton on o three.year.old son OF Mr.. Louis
Colmar, Jr., by removing q large blood
vessel tumor from the left leg, with had
beon growing Tor several yeG,s. The
young patient wss kept under the iniiu-
ence Of anesthetics for nearly an honr and
a half. The operation. was very auccess-
iully performed and tho little fellow was
resting very comfortable last evening.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. o3.-For
West vilgiria cooler fair weather, pre-.
cedsd in The southern portion by light
rains, and light to fresh northerly winds.
shifting to warmer southeastesly In Ken.
lucky during Saturday. 6
For Western Pennsylvania, colder, fair
weather, fresh to brisk northwester)y
winds, increasing in force Friday night,
followed during Saturday by rising tom.
Dayatuya 4i5' 3.g islss&s F,lI z ~
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LOCAL nlsFY1rrHs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In md Abot
7'a fr-Hw..H .9fr IN, Cttv. fH1 81 M. f7LsiI

Matt,r, NJ Mintr Mutu ant IN and About
A'"''" IL tho o,ty, n s. : n 80
ONE marriage llcense was Issued yeslsr.
day. 49, WIN " FINN Tf'Is'. n,
0p,,. uorsr thia svonino-Fyea Ward
=, Gana - ' '' 80 ~ ~ ''- -
ae ~ ua'oe' !, ~. ..-,,-
,.,rr n L ass nn, IN o'iu'ei 40 aSnk
A" mN s"e ~ =. a.,
IhE 1faho tha evening = slsson.
oaWshoia company l.H
OPrlcEn snoRTs yesterday locked up
Thomas Mcdowell for disorderly conduct
on the s1fees on Wednesday evening" n
WoRHNEN ore engaged In repairing the
cobble stone pavement on Market atrcet
near Twelfth, along tho street car track.
Tyg pYedieted rajpg attendant on the
Autumnal equinox Hers not blow In ar.
irving, bat 90 far have been very gentle In
their character. WIIss '
New cedar telephone poles have boon
sca.tsred nlonp Zane ptreet on tho Island,
and will bo erected In placs OF tho old
crooked ones there. 5y.'g5,l L3 ! ;.B
Mr.. yssnrned vo,h n. Tho r.anyb,,n and
JnncI,on s,NnI n,snt Wednepdsu tha com.
nanv aoreeIny Ia ansnenI tha rh;nmsnta
Of steel to Brilliant for the present. n ]
Tup Whcel;no Comnanv,s cas we,l al
RnffaIo waa Innttad Nv a sns,k Walnasaay
and the derrick wan bnTned loss ri fOo.
!. l.. Wooiford. a workman wsa badly
hurnea nhont Tia head ami mack, - =
r'..ss -. ..S - it,, g.. ~.
foh 'na pns' wv u"ya sot;an to h 'i hnn
6oav , than at anv limo for vesrS Much
If !. il ius n narsenvers retnrniny irnm
ph,iaIelnhio ths;r t,Gfeta hoviny a1n;rat
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lhe en1ite wy "a tne esaIntna..on " W. W.
hesses' anu a., was nos ready 10 lepors ihs
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puI Nv uec's'o. ""o ieaee'eu' 7
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Horny Georges Followers

a conference OF leaders OF the various
labor organizations will be held this even:
ing IN (. OF L. hall. Bsck's block, to con,
slider the expediency Of organizing here a
United Labor party. This meeting GROVE
out Of an informal gathering of labor lead
ers the other night at the ofiice OF the
;badgeI. The movement has been aeitated
BY come Of the admirers Of Henry George
ever since bis visit here this summer, and
3 numbsr Of active mon are interested in
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Take TIC 3, : .. to St. Louis is

& On account OF tho G. a. R. National
Encampment 10 be held in St. Louis, the
Baltimore 4 Ohio will sell excursion tick
cts 10 St. Louis Iron, September q to q,
at ,Sll75 for tho round trip. Good re-
turning from September q to October s..
Original purchasers can have limit ex-
/; ended to October 81, 1887, II desired.
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Yesterday was the anniversary OF the
Issuing by President Lincoln in 1862 OF
the Emancipation Proclamation. There
was no observance Of the day in Wheel.
Ing, bu. the co.orsd people OF Mt. Pleasant
and vicinity, over the river, celebrated the
anniveresry IA commendable way. The
whole coloted population Of that section
turned cut, and from this city and all the
towns over tho r;var there were delega.
tions present. AddreRBeB, singing, the
reading Of President Lincoln's proclama.
zion and prayer made up the programme.
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INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

I y
Items from tho Mills, Workshops, aIlnos
! ,sa and Railroads. ~
Hobbs, Brockunier & Co.'s glasahouss. is
still idle.
The Riverside factory is running three
days week. 81
The Lsughlin mill was of yesterday
Tor want Of iron. ,s.3 +.
The Bsnwood tube wo:ts is rapidly ap-
preaching completion. 500 .5t7l :.5i1ir5t34
The Benwood iron WORKS is being oper-
| ated in oil departments this week.
It is now paid that the LaBel!c glass
works at Bridgeport will be rebuilt. M
Tho Bsllaire nail factory aud plato mill
shut down Wednesday, night for az in
definite period.
The roll in No. 2 sheet mill, ct tho
lE;ns, broke yesterday morning, throwing
the men OFF work. ~, 4
The earnings Of the F., N. & P. railroad
Tor the month Of August we're greater than
TOT any previous month in it's history.
Tho receipts ct MorgantoTn for both pss-
senlgers and freight wore greater than ever
before. -, .}ll.L "a
"A lot OF eight.lnch muck bar is being
made at the muck mill at the E.na this
week for their plate mills. The rolls are
not working very we'll on this account
and the puddles arc late getting Though
every day. sS0 -as
The Flint Glass conference is still in
progress at Pittsburgh, having got down
in the list of wages to the ealhercra' do
partment. The session will =bs resumed
on Tuesday morning next, and IN The
meanwhile work will 90 on as usual.
Mr.. Joseph Madill, President Of tho
Martina Ferry Stove Works Company.
says that; the insurance on the works will
probably be adjusted this week, after
which meeting will be held to sac what
will bs done. Flo says 1t is moro than
likely that they will rebuild. lit rs
The Standard MAI! and Iron Companyis
mill Of Middleport, was sold by the sher-
II Saturday to King, Gilbert & Warner, Of
Columbus, for SA7,500. a With the other
amounts already paid this makes the
price about SS0. 600. Tho Sheriff went up
to Madison county Monday and the sale
confirmed and deed ordered. It Ia ex-
pected that tho new owners will put the
mill in operation shortly.-Pomeroy Tele.
graph. ,ii5ia,y e, w tN
The lcss OF the Martins Forty Stove
Works and the Union glass house to thst
city Is already noticeable, Rnd business Is
not as lourinhing as it might be. Ii in
ducemouts could be offered the Labslle
Glass Company 10 locate there and take
possession Of the Union works, things
might assume q different aspect. 1t is
hardly probable that ouch will be tho case,
but the result Of such endeavora would be
well worth the effort. ~, Il, s,s.
Work on our railroad has begun. The
b. & Q. telegraph Office at ,Tunnelton was
moved back! 90 that the, eide track east
and west, 81 it could be connected, the
third rail WAS laid, and the work OF laying
track begun by a force Of men,. The rail
used is fine steel ono, 80 pounds to the
yard, and the spikes aud plates arc also
first class. The locomotive will be on in
q day or two. It is Of 10 toms weight and
bears the name of "kiugwood." A fine
passenger, coach aud Q combination car are
bsing made. The road will reach King.
wood by November 1.-K,ingrood Journal.
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WE arc daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitings, Pantalooniugs and Over
contings, Which We arc prepared 10 make
up In lrst.class style at reasonable
prices. =. x. *. IA Z - N
Our White Unlaundried Shirt, double
scanned, reinforced front md back, ut
50 cents, Is the greatest bargain ever
offered. 4 full line Of Balbriggan Tn.
lerwcar from 81 90 n suit upwards, at "
G. HESS L sons,
1919 1923 Market Street.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho City aud Wheeling Folks
ls'HlfE rG Abroad.

Strangers in tho Oily aud Wheeling Folks
sslll7 -G Abroad.
Mr.. @. NJ. Brady, Of Washington, is in
town. '
Rsv. Thomas Burke, Of Cameron, is at
the stamm. S
Hon. @. Hedrick, oil Charleston. is at
the Mcclure House. a
Rev. 81. Graham, Of Buckhsnnon, is
at the Howell house. .'5 (
Jus.icn W. Il. Caldwell is homo from an
extended fishing trip.
D. r. P. Huss is at the ssamm il the in.
tezess Of the Waynesburg fair. ~
Mrs. Ross, OF Fairmon., has returned
homo after pleasant visit to her son, DR..
Ross, 81 ~
| Nj. Sam D. HubIey, Bradstrest's repre-.
sentative IN Pittsburgh, was down yes
te,day.
D. P. shsner and vito md child, OF the
0. & N. railroad ct Cincinnati, are at the
McLure house. VIC o.
Mrs. Annie Day, Of New Athenr, O ia
visiting her aunt, Aira. If. Marsh, at her
residence on South Broadway street, lei
and.
Will D. Sharpe, Cleveland stationery
salesman, lis here with an even dozen
trunks full OF samples Tor the holiday
trade. }=F
lfr. g. ". Brcckun;er and family, 70.
turned last night from Mountain Lake
Park, where they have spent several
weeks. :-s, e
Mrs. Eva Hubbard and Mrs. Tuttle, Of
this city, who were recently Waiting ut
DR.. Brooks in Morgantown, have returned
to their homes. T. -, ~ w. ST.
Charles MenEemille, and vile arrived
home last evening ffom Philadelphia,
where they have heeu attending tho Con.
siisutional celebration. "a. r-s45. i-55
T. D. Gorham, OF Jackson, Tenn, is
hero. He Is large glass buyer and is
making his second visit this season to tho
factories in this vicinity. vi. ~
Mesara. Disberson, Burdatts and Schulz
and their wives got home yesterday from
Philadelphia, where they went lnst week
to witness the celebration Of the Constitu.
TONS centennial, ~.
MIR. Jerry Hobau, Of Chicago, formerly
Of this city, and Mies Margaret Jordan, Of
the South Side, were married at 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon at st. Joceph's Ca
thedral, Rev. Mgr. J. T. Sullivan ofIicia.
ting. KS
A number tho members Of Carlin's
Battery living here, with their wives and
Lieutensnt. y. O. Theaker and wife, OF
Washington, who are visiting in the city,
went out to Wheeling Park yesterday and
had an enjoyable little reunion and picnic
in spite OF tho rain. a Y - -
Mr.. George Bastable, Of Ciarksburg, is
where he Intended the meeting Of the
National Press Association at which Mr..
A. 3. White, Of the Parkereburs State
Journal, was made President OF that Asso.
citation. Mr.. Bastable Gays the attendance
was not large, bu. the exefcisea were very
interesting. 'sS. g,st5
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Beat tho Bic, clio Record.

BosroN, MASS, Sept. DAT Lynn this
afternoon, Frank E. Dingley, Of Mime.
apolis, lowered all the worlds bicycle
records from 81 to 100 miles inclusive, in a
race against Knapp, OF Denver. n He made
the loo miles in hours and 50 minutes.
a 10 eeeonds, II minutes 81 seconds
ahead Of the EDgliah record made by Fnv
o. England, md Is minutes i second
ahead Q! tho American record held by
Ives, Of Metiden, Conn. ~, -
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{, we have for sale several Type.writers.
the Remington, TIC OrandaIi
ana the Hammond. These reohines have
9een taken in exchange ior the matchless
Eial.stspn, and will be sold cheap. Writer'S
10, Il, rent !, and Tor sale on monthly install.
: ell' Oall on or address for circulays
/, EDWARD l. ROSE & o., ID Y
i. q, 55 Twelfth erect.
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As reported by Christian schnepi, drug.
gist, Opera Houss corner, yesterday: :,
7A.x 9A.H. 1?X SP.x, 7r.N.
GSo; .lg-.. 7s' $50 So CO..
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Gcnts, Fine Shoes,

! We have a iull line OF Stacy, Adams /
Co.s fine shoea Tor fall wear. Those want.
ing a shoe for style and wear should call
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